An Israeli soldier was wounded during a suspected car-ramming attack near the Beit Horon settlement in the West Bank. According to reports from Israeli police, the incident took place while a soldier and a policewoman were performing routine vehicle searches at an intersection located west of Ramallah.

While the outlets agree on the location and the nature of the event, they differ in their focus regarding the victim. Haaretz identifies the wounded soldier as Neria Leiter, noting that he is the son of Israel’s Ambassador to the United States. Al Jazeera also identifies the soldier by name but characterizes the location as an "illegal settlement," a designation not used by the other outlets. NDTV focuses primarily on the operational context, detailing that the assailant drove toward security personnel who were actively engaged in vehicle inspections at the time of the collision.

There are no reports of the assailant's condition or identity provided across the sources. The incident highlights the ongoing security tensions in the West Bank, where vehicle-based attacks remain a recurring concern for Israeli security forces operating in the region.